> On 04/01/2010 04:22 PM, m.roth at 5-cent.us wrote:
>
>> I know unfs isn't related to glusterfs; I just asked here, because it's
>> been the subject, or at least in, several threads.
>>
>> What more do you need to know, other than what I've got, above? From my
>> system, I issue
>> mount<servername>:/export/gluster /mnt
>> On my side, I get
>> mount:<servername>:/export/gluster failed, reason given by server:
>> Permission denied
>>> From /var/log/messages on the server side, I getApr 1 10:19:19 hive
>> mountd[23214]: authenticated mount request from<my IP> for
>> /export/gluster (/export/gluster)
>> Apr 1 10:19:19<servername> mountd[23214]: Cannot export
>> /export/gluster,
>> possibly unsupported filesystem or fsid= required
>>
>> Is this something I need to do on the server, or do I need something
>> else on my side?
>
> It is generally considered bad form to respond to members directly ; in
> the future, please send your replies to the mailing list.
Apologized offline. Dislike mailing lists configured to reply to anything
other than the list by default....
>
> In response to your query, i would examine the final line of output
> carefully :
>
> > Apr 1 10:19:19<servername> mountd[23214]: Cannot export
> /export/gluster, possibly unsupported filesystem or fsid= required
>
> Does /export/gluster exist on the server ? Is it mounted ? What sort
> of filesystem is it ?
Yes. The server is a client, which has the glusterfs mounted there.
>
> (I am assuming that when you say "my side", you mean the client...)
<my server> trying to mount <server/client> which has <glusterfs mounted
from its nodes (it happens to be a head node for a cluster)>
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